Radiohead: Worst To Best

The wait is over (well, for some of you) - here I am ranking Radiohead's studio albums from worst to best! Like last time, I'm trying to take into account my own preferences and how pivotal each album has been to the band's artistic evolution. Enjoy!
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Y'all know this is just my opinion, right?

[@guypilkington8144]

you should do this with Radiohead

[@DorfLingus]

He should do this with Kanye

[@Calamitous]

@Snekcharmer Steal this Album (Best) Self Titled Storaged Melodies/Everything not released I.e. Marmalade, Virgin Tea, Fortress, Snowblind, Metro Hypnotize Toxicity Mezmerise Despite this, everything they've ever done is great

[@Calamitous]

@Snekcharmer God damn I didnt think I'd ever meet someone with the same feelings on STA as Me, the powerful vocal passages are everywhere, the guitar writing is most unique and the meaning behind each song holds a higher value than anything else for me

[@SloMoBrosIsTheHoe]

Calamitous you both should start dating

[@Calamitous]

@@SloMoBrosIsTheHoe Oh my God yes

[@genesisauror5550]

1. You 2. Can't 3. Rank 4. Them 5. Because 6. They're 7. All 8. Amazing 9. Pablo Honey

[@g2zmo874]

more like 9 You 8 Cant 7 Rank 6 Them 5 Because 4 They're 3 All 2 Amazing 1 Pablo Honey

[@joanvega2177]

G2zmo no

[@etangbose4755]

Besides the song creep yeah pretty much

[@aliasraonic]

1. You 2. Can't 3. Rank 4. Them 5. Because 6. They're 7. All 8. Amazing 9. OK Computer

[@sinistar7876]

@@aliasraonic based

[@tensorialsum1480]

Radiohead is like the Beatles of the uk

[@ppilfy]

@@finnanut1098 no, the beatles were from brazil

[@elrondhubbard7059]

@@ppilfy No, they just recorded most of their tracks in Brazil. They were actually from the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

[@dcxrtcvain4209]

@@elrondhubbard7059 they're also a reptilian shapesifter who had a special ability to clone their member in case anyone crashed their car.

[@elrondhubbard7059]

@@dcxrtcvain4209 Exactly. Paul actually died on a near weekly basis. Every time they cloned him, the clone would be a little more clumsy than the last one, so the Paul clones kept getting into more and more accidents.

[@skylerk126]

@@elrondhubbard7059 LMFAO

[@ch_ckit1050]

i personally think To Pimp A Butterfly should have been higher, but i see your point.

[@viraanshsontakkey]

Why doesn’t this comment have any replies lmao

[@WilliamDailyReacts]

@@viraanshsontakkey very curious about that too

[@elijennings7304]

Idk I think he placed DAMN. way too low

[@PaulaDentro-rp6yl]

Shouldn’t be higher than Mainstream Sellout

[@thewirah1]

Too much religious nonsense in TPAB.

[@TheWhiteLocust]

A Moon Shaped Head.

[@CaioAraujoRibeiro]

GOTEEM

[@randlemcmurphy6809]

LMAO

[@jacknick7582]

WhiteLocust dark side of the moon shaped head

[@nutmaster652]

U spelled melon wrong

[@REVOisMYname]

WhiteLocust melon*

[@billycole3565]

Anthony seems pissed off that he enjoys OK Computer more than In Rainbows

[@thegreatgamelord8640]

I'm pretty sure In Rainbows is his real favorite while OK Computer is the objective best to him.

[@pnisdump3174]

You can tell he likes in rainbows more. Hes just scared In rainbows is better

[@uwnbaw]

In Rainbows is a practice in mastery, trading mystery for beauty Pretty sure that flexing their brains hard in their earlier albums is enough

[@pavlegrebenarevic382]

Nate Abel No, It’s not, and he isn’t scared to have hot takes

[@stuarthunt4606]

@@pnisdump3174 In Rainbows is great, but it's way over hyped. OKC is perfection.

[@crepequeen643]

“The National Anthem is probably the easiest on the ears out of the songs on Kid A” *Jazz band imitating a goose orgy intensifies*

[@typicalfurry2747]

LMAO

[@dylanisdandy]

thank you now i can never listen to the song the same again

[@potato44_]

My ears had a hard time listening to Treefingers

[@tomahawkinc5971]

Easiest on the ears definitely goes to optimistic

[@mr.noride7226]

The easiest song from Kid A for the average person to get into would probably be How to Disappear Completely.

[@PartyOnTheBed]

1. Angelic 2 The Core 2. Total Xanarchy 3. Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven 4. The Big Day 5. Certified Lover Boy 6. Origins 7. Changes 8. Father of All… 9. Reckless **THIS IS MY OPINION*

[@Carob-55]

Father of all 🤣🤣😭

[@dmcyhmw]

how dare you bring up father of all i was trying to move on from that point in my life

[@Frohicky1]

Marco Pierre White: It's your choice.

[@nousername2292]

no ok computer

[@Free-4554]

This is not opinion. This is fact.

[@badgeroverlord3882]

"Don't get me wrong some of my favourite radiohead songs are on this album" "Don't get me wrong some of my favourite radiohead songs are on this album" "Don't get me wrong some of my favourite radiohead songs are on this album" "Don't get me wrong some of my favourite radiohead songs are on this album" "Don't get me wrong some of my favourite radiohead songs are on this album" "Don't get me wrong some of my favourite radiohead songs are on this album" "Don't get me wrong some of my favourite radiohead songs are on this album"

[@juliananicole1880]

Badger Overlord I can see where he is coming from though lol to review Radiohead albums would be impossible for me. I would need to say the same thing repeatedly because it’s true for me there are no worst albums. Just all different. A few of my favorites on each one honestly. But yeah... a bit redundant.

[@k-leb4671]

Mrs Thom Yorke Ranking the Radiohead albums for me would be pretty easy until I got past The Bends...then I wouldn't know what order to put them in. Although I would probably put Kid A at the top.

[@TheGrades90]

Well that's because they're the greatest band of all time...

[@jessemetsala6138]

whoa opinions over here

[@michellecerioni4903]

Dont get me wrong this is my favourite radio head song album on this

[@randomuser8390]

Melons, Worst to Best: 4. Honeydew 3. Cantaloupe 2. Anthony Fantano 1. Watermelon

[@rossiarmstrong2275]

We don’t talk about that one.

[@delisub2910]

William Magee kek

[@seangall5965]

Honeydew is the goat fruit

[@nategraham1487]

Bojack reference?

[@minatoarisatofrompersona3440]

"Godammit Honeydew?!" - BoJack Horseman

[@cerealkiller4702]

9. A Queen of Torsos 8. Picasso Butter 7. Guy Who Forgets Stuff 6. Rain from a Criminal 5. The Twists 4. An Earth Moulded Spa 3. Teenager B 2. Out Stormclouds 1. Alright Telephone

[@zeb_reynolds]

teenager Z

[@theroomguys4543]

I would listen to “out stormclouds”

[@aegaeon1482]

low-key out stormclouds is a fire name album

[@haydnplus]

Out Stormclouds is definitely my favorite one. It’s got a lot of their best songs like “Normal Cats”, “Fully-Clothed”, “Bodygivers”, “Jigsaw Flying out of Place”, and the list just goes on.

[@BRPDProductions]

“Picasso Butter”? 😭

[@pnw8836]

Airbag is a criminally underrated song on Ok Computer

[@alkafelts]

Agreed

[@Mandude4200]

It’s definitely a great song, I think the main reason why it’s underrated is because the song that follows it is the greatest song in the history of mankind

[@barackobama129]

Definitely isn’t, it’s very well recognized.

[@plkrtn]

Whose underrating Airbag? It's the greatest opening track across all their albums.

[@btoum__roumada]

Climbing Up The Walls: **exists**

[@jakeritmiller]

The Chainsmokers: Worst to Worse

[@anggerrangas3674]

Sergeant Chlamydia no

[@mad7034]

Jacob Ritmiller got eeem

[@Trickyluck]

haha. no

[@summitthemememan779]

more like "mediocre at best to stale"

[@golas468]

yaassss

[@coasterfreak49]

I swear to fucking god if your opinion is different than mine I will be mad for 3 minutes than forget about it

[@mydadshowering2978]

Was his opinion different to yours?

[@coasterfreak49]

Switch In Rainbows and OK Computer and I agree, but man for those 3 minutes I was LIVID

[@johndoe-mn2zs]

BGS then* 😘

[@XxLeGiTxXfAiLs]

AJR continued Radiohead’s legacy with the sequel to Ok Computer with “Ok Orchestra”

[@jooree7696]

I mean, it is their best album...

[@Jdwzl]

And Weezer did ok human

[@casmith1998]

and then Chlöe Swabrick gave us ok boomer

[@danorganplayer]

Feel bad for you that you chose AJR's reference over Weezer's OKH which is better.

[@reymastersofficial4605]

@@danorganplayer nah man have you heard Ok Overture

[@severindehler9600]

I feel like Kid A on an individual song level isn’t the most satisfying but the flow of the record and the journey through it actually is what makes it a great album for me.

[@boyanpetrov1683]

It’s decent imo

[@boingo_n]

I often put on Everything In Its Right Place and after it's done I'm like "I guess I'll listen to the next track" and 40 minutes later "damn I listened to the entire album again" lol

[@therealninjastar]

@@boingo_nI don’t even like Kid A at all but Everything In Its Right Place is a top 5 Radiohead song

[@user-yl8zp9mn1w]

@@therealninjastartwo L takes 😢😢😢

[@therealninjastar]

@@user-yl8zp9mn1w Your comment is an L take to me 😢 😢 😢

[@Feldup]

Wow, #1 pablo honey ? What a surprising choice ...

[@jameshostomsky]

Yeah, that's one of my least favorite albums from them.

[@Beastify9pointO]

EAT BUTT u liar

[@Frijolero18]

OK Kid

[@nathanpyle9231]

That's hilarious

[@richieMP118]

I always knew that PH was the best album, Great job Anthony

[@benmichael7001]

You put DAMN as the best Radiohead album but you gave Blank Face a 10?! Wtf melon?!

[@Bandstand]

I fucks with your profile pic.

[@alpha597]

Bandstand death grips is the shit

[@Nickelicious7]

Jesus Christ

[@Bandstand]

Death Grips is the shit. Made a vidEO' on em.

[@BKeane00]

Bandstand Love your vids man

[@danielvelho3988]

Radiohead without the radio is what radiohead fans don't get

[@justaguywithhisgrasseson5522]

Disagree, they just have to pay 100 pounds for it

[@zeb_reynolds]

@@justaguywithhisgrasseson5522or lose 100 pounds

[@sweaze398]

j got some today to nude🙏😭

[@hinasakukimi]

creep still hits hard emotionally and i'll die on that hill. no i don't want to listen to some guy with a guitar covering it but every once in a while i'll come back to it and be like..... yeah............. this do be hittin tho

[@user-lv6mu8er9z]

Radiohead A to Z: In this list we rank all nine of Radiohead's studio albums by alphabetical order. Are you excited? Let's go! 1. Amnesiac A! M! N! There's no doubt that, regardless of its quality, Radiohead's album Amnesiac is ranked first in the alphabet. 2. A Moon-Shaped Pool This one is a bit of a controversial pick, given that both Amnesiac and Radiohead's most recent album start with the letter A. This decision was made even more complicated by the fact that both albums chose M as their second letter. After much debate however, we decided to place A Moon-Shaped Pool after Amnesiac on the basis of its third letter, O, falling just short of N in the alphabet. What a tight race! 3. The Bends Although Radiohead's sophomore album does technically start with T, it takes third spot in our list due to the funny rules of alphabetization. Although you may disagree with this placement and many automated music players will place The Bends lower in their alphabetical rankings, we decided to abide by the official alphabetical rules which require the ranker to completely ignore the word "the". Officially represented by the letter B, The Bends falls into third place. Already, Radiohead's letter coverage is impressive. 4. Hail to the Thief Hail to the Thief is particularly notable as the only Radiohead album to start with H. Because H comes after B in the alphabet, Hail to the Thief comes fourth in our ranking. 5. In Rainbows Doing for I what Hail to the Thief did for H, In Rainbows comes fifth in our list. Once again, we have pretty good letter coverage from Radiohead, almost making up for the glaring C-G gap in their discography. 6. Kid A As we move into the latter half of our list, we come across Radiohead's groundbreaking fourth album, Kid A. Despite the Kid in question being named after the first letter of the alphabet, Kid A ranks sixth in our list. By choosing to refer to A by his title, Radiohead places Kid A in the K bracket. If Radiohead chose to name their album A the Kid, it would rank first in the alphabet and link alphabetically to its companion album, Amnesiac. Our hot take is that Radiohead's show of restraint in naming prevented overcrowding of the letter A. Good job, boys! 7. The King of Limbs Another tricky choice, The King of Limbs matches Kid A to the first two letters. After careful consideration, however, The King of Limbs is ranked after Kid A on the basis of its third letter, N. At least N is further from D than O! 8. OK Computer In eighth place O is Radiohead's critically acclaimed third album. Much like the infamous proper noun of Pablo Honey, the global prominence of the English word OK means that OK Computer maintains its place in the alphabet regardless of the Latin alphabet language it's translated into. Whether this was a conscious choice designed to create a global standard for OK Computer's alphabetical aesthetic or merely a by-product of Radiohead's desire to demonstrate a state of agreeableness toward their computers can only be answered by the band themselves. 9. Pablo Honey Whether you love Pablo Honey or hate it, you have to admit that P is behind O in the alphabet. Interestingly enough, Radiohead's rock oriented first album is also the last entry in this alphabet oriented list. Boys and girls alike will delight in Radiohead's early experimentation with the letter P, but will be equally glad to see them move on to earlier letters in their later works. In conclusion, despite getting occasionally hung up on the letters K and A, Radiohead has shown a great degree of alphabetical variety and show no sign of stopping. Maybe one day, we'll even get an album that starts with L. Thanks for reading! Aaddehior rocks!

[@youtub-fj8mu]

Lmao thanks for this

[@corno7155]

I appreciate this. Thank you.

[@samcahill4749]

I like that Pablo Honey is still last

[@robvig]

Not classing ‘The’ as alphabetical is simply right. Once upon a time there was record shops, the ‘T’ section would have been f-ing massive if it wasn’t for this simple rule...but there’s other reasons too

[@leahbuh9270]

why

[@DidarStuff]

Karma police Arrest this man He talks in maths

[@memondayz]

2+2thony =5tano here

[@dominicbofficial]

He buzzes like a fridge

[@3amDayDreamer]

He's like a detuned radio

[@ledzeppelinrestores]

@@3amDayDreamer karma police Arrest this girl hid hitler hairdo is making me feel ill and we have crashed har party oh ohohohoh

[@ledzeppelinrestores]

Her

[@CombatRust]

Top Radiohead songs: 1. Karma Police 2. Arrest This Man 3. He Talks in Math 4. (He Buzzes Like A) Fridge 5. Creep

[@mhshowrov]

what?

[@xxcuppycakeloverxx]

The bends is so damn enjoyable! Needs to be higher on the list

[@jerahmaya77]

It was their original gold standard before OK. Og fans were expecting a Bends 2 and they were bummed.

[@scottnowaskey8991]

Thom: Mom can I have money to make another rock album Mom: to make rock album? Thom: yos Mom: okay Thom: (writes Kid A) lemon sucking time

[@scottnowaskey8991]

Aaron Jones it’s a meme bro that is my favorite song on the album (next to disappear and rocking bass tinnie voice sax solo American epic style song)

[@scottnowaskey8991]

same I heard creep (original yes I know)for the first time in like 10 years, and I was like this shit is fuckin sweet. so then I listened to all of kid A and my mind was blown. I was taking an electronic music class and so I was just being opened up to the world of electroacoustic media and Kid A changed everything I knew about music. then I listened to everything else and they quickly became my favorite band. actually come to think of it, I listened to TKOLRMX 1234567 or whatever when I was in my edgy phase in middle school and I was like wtf is this garbage lmao oh how people change@Aaron Jones

[@joshuab5272]

Aaron Jones YES! I’ve never really liked Kid A. While some songs are interesting, I think the blatant electronic influences were too sudden. It’s not an album I can get through and fully enjoy. That song is the best part of the album.

[@jochmus4070]

We need more people appreciating Idioteque

[@NebulousFumes]

@@jochmus4070 idioteque is prob on my top 5 songs from them. I find it so hauntingly beautiful.

[@Denisserariana]

If I gotta wink my wonky eye nigga imma make it look sexy - Thom Yorke

[@perfectillusion897]

Denisse made Kammikaze - MØ flop A+

[@perfectillusion897]

Denisse made Kammikaze - MØ flop

[@davidcrossmier6012]

oh no

[@browniebizzle]

comment of the decade

[@CallumMcCartney]

Denisse made Kammikaze - MØ flop Best comment I've seen on a NeedleDrop video in years

[@dannyclifton4295]

I understand why you did not add My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy to this list, but I do think it should have placed top 3... just because Kanye made it and not Radiohead should not be reason enough to snub it this hard... unsubscribed

[@chubbyjubjub3593]

A moon shaped pool is everything I love about radiohead, and it's breathtaking in its ability to mesh old and new into a brand-new style, free from the constraints of what is expected, and simultaneously embracing what is expected. it's a strange paradox and they ride the line so well.

[@shayneisnthuman]

yeag its also so much more moving to when you realize what thom was going through behind the scenes

[@alphalax7747]

@@shayneisnthuman context doesnt matter its about the music

[@igerw8519]

@@alphalax7747 but the context helped form the music 😭

[@synysterjazmyngates]

present tense 🥲

[@MissPraesepe]

Me too. It's stunning.

[@jacksuggh8664]

Great list melon, here’s mine: 9. OK Computer 8. In Rainbows 7. Kid A 6. A Moon Shaped Pool 5. Hail to the Thief 4. The Bends 3. Amnesiac 2. Pablo Honey 1. The King of Limbs

[@kewandnotu]

1. OK Computer 2. Kid A 3. In Rainbows ... 4.Hail to the Thief Those are my top 4

[@eliasswift2921]

lmao you just did the exact opposite of his rankings.

[@wilberts.cubero3629]

@@eliasswift2921 thanks captain obvious!

[@jarodkylealde2291]

Wow, you two got the same #5

[@xandergreeves1984]

ok computer last , what are you smoking

[@prod.mangata765]

Worst to Best: Kidz Bop

[@dplyman1]

Penny Board remember when radiohead was on the first volume of "now that's what i call music!"? was that real or some kinda fever dream i had in 99

[@prod.mangata765]

I MADE A BEAT TO PLAYBOI CARTI'S XXL FREESTYLE! CHECK IT OUT ON MY CHANNEL!

[@chrissie9865]

Penny Board Why are you commenting this on a worst to best of a British rock band then? Nobody gives a shit here. Go elsewhere

[@prod.mangata765]

The King Of Limbs it will be okay dude just tryna grow is all.

[@jaidoua1]

There is no worst to best, its just all shit

[@jameswhee]

Exit Music is my favourite song in general at the moment. I recently rediscovered it and can't stop relistening. So haunting and has such a powerful climax.

[@MrHayat94]

when i first heard it i was like what is this slow ass shit ( from the build up ) then i decide to give it a chance and listen to it for the full length. I WAS TRANSCENDED. WE HOPE THAT YOU CHOKE, THAT YOU CHOKE

[@futureskeletons66669]

The bass frequency is crazy during that climax.

[@markermob]

Same it’s by far the best

[@TS-sg4qg]

Hard to believe that OK Computer was released in 1997. Still sounds up to date.

[@jessiebourassa2781]

Absolutely timeless

[@sathira_anuk5179]

I mean there's lots of 60s/ 70s albums like that

[@StalinNation]

@@sathira_anuk5179no

[@dimo6994]

@@sathira_anuk5179could you give me some of those albums names so I can listen to em

[@crankheart]

pet sounds was absolutely revolutionary@@dimo6994

[@irsyadiranto8427]

0:00 "Lemme guess, OK Computer is gotta be the best album" 16:26 "No surprises"

[@Nimesh89pwns]

and no alarms

[@TheReverantChoir]

Irsyad Iranto He actually likes Kid a and In rainbows better

[@jamescollins1323]

*Listen to 'Peacock Affect - I Wrote This In The Dark'*

[@hippydosa4202]

thanks for the recommendation its beautiful

[@alvcm7208]

A HEEEEEAAAAART, THAT'S FULL LIKE A LANDFILL

[@santiagopinzon1429]

How did you not say anything about Weird Fishes that song is literally musical ecstasy

[@saturatedneowax]

weird flashes

[@izetyusein3323]

I've listened to it more that a 100 times, it's fantastic.

[@ImBackdrifting]

that song is crack to me

[@shanemcnelis7711]

ThomYorkeIsACoolCat That song and All I Need are just magical. Weird Fishes is so trance-like, and All I Need is pretty raw even though it’s a clean song.

[@tedjoyce4036]

The whole album is

[@layladurrant6876]

You and Whose Army might be my favourite of any of Thom's vocal performances. I love how the song catches you off guard by beginning right away, and the piano finally colliding with the other instruments is justt beautiful. Amnesiac deserved a higher ranking than Hail to the Theif.

[@brettbartletti7847]

It’s my second fav on the track! I love it!

[@franvlogz4259]

my favorite radiohead song is you and whose army, period! his comments broke my heart hahahah

[@Spectre0799]

@@franvlogz4259 same :((((

[@satorified1612]

Love that cut.

[@TheChasedanger]

Nah hail to the thief is better

[@Palepantomime2717]

A Moon Shaped Pool was the album that resonated to me. It just felt so delicate and intemate. 😌👌

[@SirCommoner]

1. Absolution 2. Origin of Symmetry 3. Black Holes and Revelations 4. Mylo Xyloto 5. The 2nd Law 6. Showbiz 7. The Resistance 8. Parachutes 9. Viva la Vida

[@SirCommoner]

@Ivy Queen no i've never listened to these albums, at least not entirely

[@SirCommoner]

@Ivy Queen whoa i guess im glad you think that but i just wanted to make a radiohead = muse and coldplay joke

[@maxghost6066]

All jokes aside, Viva la Vida is the best Coldplay album. Edit: My opinion

[@SirCommoner]

@Ivy Queen wow lol thank you, lmao i see, i wasn't sure if you had not gotten my "joke" or if you just wanted to validate my incidental ranking

[@nombreapellido310]

Origin of symetry and absolution are different to radiohead, micro cuts, is the most weirdest and underrated song of muse

[@dootlime]

"National Anthem is the easiest on the ears". How To Disappear Completely is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.

[@TheFiveishGamers]

i would say national anthem more accessible

[@jertspleen1464]

Askia nah, honestly optimistic is, it’s more “blunt” compared to the national anthem

[@TheFiveishGamers]

@@jertspleen1464 but less interesting (this is coming from someone who loves optimistic)

[@movealongplease6891]

@@TheFiveishGamers National Anthem is literally the only song on Kid A that I don't like. I just cannot get through that fucking brass ensemble. I hated it the first time I heard it, and I still hate it now. It gels awfully with the rest of the album, I don't think it adds anything substantial to the song, and it sticks out like a sore thumb on an otherwise spotless record

[@mck7646]

@@movealongplease6891 I love it. Not my favorite on the album though.

[@cminty6805]

9 minutes of pure bliss on king of limbs, lotus flower to codex.. hearing that for the first time was one of the moments of my life. And I was a teenager first time I heard the bends. It was the album me and my friends would sing when we first started drinking and smoking. My best friend died and I have a hard job listening to the first half. And when i finally saw them live i had to leave for fake plastic trees. Band of my life time.

[@brianhageland9951]

I will say Lotus Flower and Seperator from King of Limbs are both magical songs in my opinion.

[@TheShittingtonPost]

"you gave _[album]_ a _[score]_ but _[album]_ only got a _[score]_???!!!"

[@CaioAraujoRibeiro]

you forgot to call him a melon

[@Claptonisgod33]

The Shittington Post yeah edit the comment and put "you fucking melon" at the end

[@Immaculate0ne]

Spencer Chudyk no edits mistakes are forever

[@CaioAraujoRibeiro]

Spencer Chudyk Shhhh shut up, that would invalidate my first comment

[@xarlev]

you gave mbdtf a 10 but mbdtf only got a 10??!!!

[@aarononeill3]

Title is wrong, should read : " Radiohead : Great to Greatest"

[@mistertagomago7974]

More like most shit to least shit.

[@nathanielmathiasmajor2691]

@@mistertagomago7974 You don't have to like them, but there's no need for bashing. Kind of confuses me as to why you're on this video to begin with though.

[@mistertagomago7974]

@@nathanielmathiasmajor2691 I'm here because I was checking out some of this guys videos, and I heard Radiohead was his favorite band or at least Ok Computer was his favorite album (which doesnt really come across on this video) so despite not liking the band I was curious.

[@nathanielmathiasmajor2691]

@@mistertagomago7974 It seems like In Rainbows is his favorite to be honest, and he picked Ok Computer because it's the general population that agree Ok Computer is their best album.

[@mistertagomago7974]

@@nathanielmathiasmajor2691 It came off that way as well to me, so I'm wondering if the list of his favorite albums I saw going around is fake or very outdated, especially since he quite clearly says Ok Computer isnt the best thing ever.

[@andrewdozier3920]

Cmon Melon you can’t talk about in Rainbows without talking about weird fishes/arpeggi, the best song on the album

[@typicalfurry2747]

Nah Bodysnachers is better

[@JayTeeAyy]

Ranking something by Radiohead worst to best is like rating Victoria Secret models

[@swervie6588]

Fr tho cause if anyone else wrote the bends or amnesiac it would be their best album by far

[@Doordashjonathon]

Ogre ogre ogre ogre

[@Aaronies]

"In Rainbows, probably isn't landing this high on lists" Literally my favourite album of all time.

[@TheMikenanners]

Same

[@wavy_kate]

Chummy good taste:)

[@kewandnotu]

mine is: 1. Ok Computer 2. Kid A 3. In Rainbows 4. Hail to the Thief 5. Amnesiac 6. King of Limbs 7. The Bends 8. Moon Shaped Pool 9. Pablo Honey

[@gerardoarrieta9223]

Same, I mean I like very complicated albums like drukQs or very introspective and deep albums like TPAB, but In Rainbows is simply beautiful music.

[@TaddyDoMau]

me too

[@dominicbofficial]

"The National Anthem is one of the easiest on the ears." Melon Man did you even listen to the album before making this

[@Goofballhero]

That song is not accessible lmfao. I have no idea what he was thinking, Optimistic and Motion Picture Soundtrack are probably the easiest on the ears generally speaking.

[@eliasmg9144]

Nah I actually agree with melon, National anthem is the easiest song to get into from kid a, it's catchy, it's fun to listen and those horns really give it a special touch. Those two other songs are too slow and kind of inconsistent to be accessible at first glance, don't get me wrong, they're good, but not accessible

[@Goofballhero]

@@eliasmg9144 I still disagree. Try showing National Anthem and Optimistic to the uninitiated and tell me otherwise. Optimistic is a much more marketable and consistent track already IMO, National Anthem is the literal opposite of a consistent track. It’s chaotic, shrill and while maybe catchy so is Optimistic without being as strange.

[@eliasmg9144]

@@Goofballhero I did, they agreed with me, it's not that hard really

[@Goofballhero]

@@eliasmg9144 Everyone’s going to have different tastes, but even as a Radiohead nut I can’t see how the National Anthem is more accessible than Optimistic, the only actual alt-rock song on Kid A which is arguably Radiohead’s least accessible work already. In fact, my brothers and I thought Everything In It’s Right Place and National Anthem were jokes when we first heard them. Crazy how my perspectives have changed on Kid A.

[@SmartStr33t]

Radiohead map onto my own musical journey in a pretty unique way. When I was at 6th form college in the big city studying music A Level, a friend lent me The Bends on CD. I loved it, I wasn't big into alt rock so didn't have many reference points, but the songwriting and the energy and the underlying mood really hit me. Within a few months OK Computer had come out and I just lived in that album. The way moods were created on Climbing Up The Walls, Lucky and The Tourist was mindblowing to me. I went to uni at a small arts college and studied music. I was getting into Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, jazz music and avante-garde music. Music press started going wild with stories that Radiohead's next album was going to be this huge departure. I remember sitting in our student house with Kid A playing in the evenings with the place lit up with candles, talking to my friends about creativity and the meaning of life. Amnesiac came out pretty soon after, and to my ears it was even more beautiful. Pyramid Song was especially haunting, but as a whole it was like a work of art. Next I went off in a different direction in life and I'd get messages from my older brother that Radiohead had a new album out. He was not in to Kid A so he always described each new album as "Like OK Computer". I missed out on HTTT all together, but my brother downloaded In Rainbows and burned it to CD because they did that whole 'pay want you feel' thing for that album. So I liked In Rainbows but didn't see the artwork for years. More recently I got really into Moon-Shaped Pool and The Smile's first album so I've decided it's high time I went back and listened to HTTT and KoL. I agree with Anthony Fantano that KoL is a difficult album to love, dirge-like, repetitive and uninteresting songs it doesn't even have the underlying mood of a Kid A or a Moon-Shaped Pool. But I'm glad a 20-year old band could still experiment. I actually know the additional drummer from that album: Clive Dearner plays in a jazz band called Get The Blessing with an old teacher of mine. I'm really happy that Radiohead have found fans in all the generations since they first got big and I love that there are gen z Radiohead fans. It proves the band's unusual creative path over the past 30 years has got universal appeal to the right minds.

[@denisdaly1708]

Disagree about Amnesiac. Its top 4.

[@doomsdaydanceparty7646]

My ranking 9. Ok computer 8. The king of bends 7. ¿Yë? 6. Trout mask replica 5. ((Bruh moment #7)) 4. The Cheetos guy 3. How I met your mother 2. Pinkerton 1. 🛐

[@LichKingHappyPage]

1. Plankton being dominated by karen

[@user-go6cs2lh1q]

Really I prefer bruh moment #2

[@shivangigarg9280]

No

[@childofthesun32]

Is the Pinkerton thing a joke? I finally listened to that album and even at the time, I'd have found it very unimpressive and dull. Here we are in 2020 and it's actually just shit.

[@doomsdaydanceparty7646]

@@childofthesun32 nah, Pinkerton slaps

[@amayizingnicollama]

do this with pink floyd

[@amayizingnicollama]

if you do, start the video saying "we came in" and finish it with "isn't this where" just like the wall

[@JosukeHigashikata44]

I know you'll probably disagree because of that username, but I wanna see the list with only Gilmore and Waters projects. The video would be too long otherwise I think :/

[@markdavidofficial4274]

Piper at the Gates of Dawn that would great!

[@amayizingnicollama]

I dunno, Anthony has never commented on pink floyds early psychedelic era and I would be interested to see how he compares it to the later (eaqually as good) stuff

[@JosukeHigashikata44]

I wasn't saying that trying to knock early Pink Floyd my man, just thinking about the list length cause I doubt Fantano would want to do such a long list. But now that I think about it he can just throw in full studio albums up until The Final Cut, that would be like what 11 albums? Not to crazy. Shit personally I put Piper over The Final Cut and Darkside so I wouldn't mind seeing melon's opinions on that.

[@Monedgar]

Climbing up the walls is my favorite Radiohead track.

[@Y1nky]

Creep may be “entry-level,” but I still really like it.

[@buckleygeneration]

“Pyramid Song is pretty redundant” What

[@hihello-sx1sx]

Kobbe it’s like the best song.

[@coronalife8564]

ikr lol. so sad

[@tonybates7870]

Pyramid Song is a masterpiece. There is nothing redundant about it. This is scientific fact.

[@coronalife8564]

Tony Bates Exactly

[@hihello-sx1sx]

objective truth

[@craibinator5]

Don't speak about "you and whose army?" like that to me or my son ever again

[@bbuuttercupp]

I second that

[@sweetwheatsy]

Just relistened to that track again, and completely forgot the incredible buildup there. Really cathartic. Completely disagree w Melon on Amnesiac

[@L0veLYLAd]

I personally love King of Limbs. It feels like an underground 80s soundboard fused with Radioheads sound layering

[@Grwida]

Hail to the Thief is so underrated

[@Alexshmalexx]

It really is, best Radiohead album

[@Alexshmalexx]

It really is, best Radiohead album

[@b7_167]

@@Alexshmalexx i love httt but slow down (the tourist😮😮) there brah😂😂

[@Jijipi]

I met Thom Yorke once during my 2 week job placement in London when I was 15. I was in Covent Garden when my boss told me to go next door and get some receipt roll for the register from another shop, and Thom was in there talking to the owner. I just stood there and stared cause I was star struck, and the owner was like "I think she knows who you are" laughing and Thom just said "hello there." Safe to say I froze, basically crapped myself and walked out. What the fuck happened

[@jstn.9887]

Doug Dimmadome Owner Of The Dimsdale Dimmadome lol

[@jamesparsley5796]

Doug Dimmadome Owner Of The Dimsdale Dimmadome When was that?

[@Malaikat31]

Doug Dimmadome Owner Of The Dimsdale Dimmadome /r9k/ meets T. Yorke

[@jacket2038]

You met our God, THM, bearer of emotions and hard to understand (in 2 ways) lyrics.

[@ForTodayisawesome]

"I think he knows who you are" as in Thom knew you were Doug Dimmadome Owner Of The Dimsdale Dimmadome. Of course he would know about Doug Dimmadome Owner Of The Dimsdale Dimmadome. Who doesn't know about Doug Dimmadome Owner Of The Dimsdale Dimmadome.

[@jmann4537]

Buckethead albums ranked All 292 of them

[@Yoshimitsu4prez]

J M A N N pike 65 is his best record

[@bloss1999]

not 16 Days Til Halloween: Cellar? smh

[@TiaanHugovanderMerwe]

have you listened to everything thoroughly?

[@Alex-ud6zr]

294*

[@bigguy9959]

all viper mixtapes/albums.

[@neutral_chip_7028]

I just can’t help but love Kid A; from the moment Everything In Its Right Place kicks in it’s like I’m being taken on an adventure

[@kiimawittu_]

Man, I love The Bends so much

[@mtnduwu]

Worst to best: Now that's what I call music.

[@Em4gdn1m]

HAHAHA

[@user-pz4um9hi1j]

Cal music u mean

[@MSB042170]

Lmao!

[@Dylan-Frost]

The American AND British editions

[@asinglebraincell6584]

This should have been called "How to Disagree completely"

[@asinglebraincell6584]

but imo: Kid A OK Computer A Moon Shaped Pool In Rainbows Hail to The Thief The Bends The King of Limbs Amnesiac Pablo Honey But A Moon Shaped Pool, In Rainbows and Hail to the Thief are essentially tied because I can't really find any reason to like one over the other. The King of Limbs is super underrated, although the second half kills the first half. Amnesiacs best tracks are all b-sides, and I feel the same way about the Bends, so that kinda disappointing to me and Pablo Honey has a few ok tracks on it but I think they were still finding their sound, and it generally suffers in comparison.

[@ugly9498]

@@asinglebraincell6584 the bends is top 3 and that is the right answet

[@memondayz]

barry dillion gets far too much hate one of my absolute favourites

[@illwitness]

Lol

[@gustav4897]

@@asinglebraincell6584 Even though it's true, Amnesiac is still by far my favorite album. If I made a list of my personal opinion I would have Amnesiac first but if I had to make a list about their best albums it will be a bit like this: 1. Kid A 2. OK Computer 3. In Rainbows 4. A Moon Shaped Pool 5. Hail To the Thief 6. The Bends 7. Amnesiac 8. The King of Limbs 9. Pablo Honey A Moon Shaped Pool to The King of Limbs are very close and might even be tied but I am confident with Kid A, OK Computer, In Rainbows and Pablo Honey

[@Bevtone]

King of limbs is a grower, I think it suffered being compared to The eraser or just sounding like a follow up but it gets better with every listen

[@Cuck420]

I’ve finally listened to every radiohead album in the order from worst to best because of this video! Thank you so much Anthony:)

[@Amanboy2012]

What if we all woke up tomorrow to a 2-hour long video titled: "Kendrick Lamar's DAMN....: NOT GOOD"

[@mydadshowering2978]

I would break out the lotion and masturbate slowly to the comments.

[@MrLbpsniper]

Amanboy2012 wouldn't be a suprise, it's a horrendous album.

[@anthonysergnese1063]

Please, explain to me the meaning behind this audacious statement.

[@mydadshowering2978]

There goes Cal Chuchesta again, making funny jokes.

[@poketh5854]

Cal Chuchesta Cal you're a funny guy

[@BenthzG]

worst to best Shrek filmography including all spin-offs, short films, tv and live drama adaptations

[@satyamr.3213]

Ben G bruhhh

[@decoy033x]

Ben G that belongs in his main channel known as thatistheplan.

[@LLwrldLL]

Ben G get at it melon

[@tomaszpietraszewski4701]

Shrek is love, Shrek is life

[@isaach4695]

There is no worst shrek, they are all perfection.

[@slash196]

I'm not sure how many other bands had their first four records be consistently better than the last one. Pablo Honey to Bends to OK Computer to Kid A is a pretty astonishing run from some pretty humble beginnings.

[@allenleclerc7878]

Holy crap that was absolutely amazing. My 13 year old daughter is just getting into Radiohead and it’s so fun to share that experience with having been around when OK computer broke. Thanks for the super informative insight and we love your videos. Al from Nelson, BC Canada.

[@Eduardo-zp1os]

Please do a 50 cent worst to terrible

[@finnwestergren8670]

50 cent has some bangers tho

[@sinsoftheswamp8346]

@@finnwestergren8670 true but this joke was pretty good

[@Hasselbacherr]

take my like

[@alpers.6068]

Take my all gold coins and delete this comment

[@alirocksize]

Of course a white person made this joke lol

[@MrDr-gw1im]

Worst to Best: The Beatles

[@farzadchaudhury6660]

Mr. Dr yes he should

[@hydrophobicwater5843]

Ari K you're full of shit, the white album sucks

[@flyingbrians9510]

ItsYa Rope No. No it doesn't.

[@kamilee4123]

ItsYa Rope The White Album is fine. I haven't heard everything on it, but what I have heard is good (like Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da, Helter Skelter, Revolution 9, the normal stuff), even though from what I understand it's all over the place tonally.

[@hydrophobicwater5843]

Kami Lee yeah, I guess it's just a subjective thing. I do like a handful of tracks from the album (Mother Nature's Son, Long Long Long, Revolution 9, and a few more) but most of the tracks don't sit well with me

[@thewirah1]

For me Treefingers is a moment of zen after the intense strings at the end of How to disappear completely. Optimistic wouldn't work as well without that interlude. As for OK Computer, it might be the most perfect record of the last 30 years.

[@HermanWaldorf]

I dismissed Radiohead at the beginning as a commercial indie band. With OK Computer I started thinking that, maybe, this band had something interesting, but kept not paying a lot of attention to them. Then, Ideoteque totally blew my mind. I became huge fan with Kid A and Amnesiac, my two favorites. Then I saw them playing live in Florence, touring for Hail to the Thief in what was one of the most emotional concerts I've ever been. Hail to the Thief still has some of my favorite Radiohead songs. Thanks to this review, I will go back to In Rainbows and will listen to A Moon Shaped pool.

[@kadenpile-riley2170]

@gnome from pinkerton Exactly bro. Ok Computer is a masterpiece

[@calsportstv]

In rainbows is incredible

[@paddythebartender3361]

In Rainbows makes me M O I S T. Its my favourite album

[@Kennyjackson47]

Sinister Scotsman just got a copy on vinyl today

[@JB-gv3lo]

Favorite Radiohead album or favorite album period?

[@dededeeznuts5986]

*M O I S T*

[@thenlnlkn]

Sleeping moist in the eyeballs

[@TheMillieBurton]

The thought of a moist yet still sinister Scotsman unnerves me a little

[@dorukturkmen7063]

Don't pass In Rainbows without talking about Weird Fishes man...

[@Chrono-hn5nv]

Or Reckoner

[@yomommagay300]

Doruk Türkmen Or every single track.

[@cam8842]

YEAH!

[@melinadiaz2490]

leggggiiitttttttt

[@jacobm92]

or jigsaw

[@theyeastinfection9871]

Hail to the Thief may not work as an album, but it sounds like their Greatest Hits without any hits. Had they properly assembled it, Hail to the Thief would be regarded as the greatest album in the Radiohead canon.

[@sleepingkittystar9067]

I love having treefinger after how to disappear completely, its like having a mental breakdown then just stopping and taking a rest it rlly feels like i dont know maybe its really subjective to me, to me how to disappear conpletely is like walking around outside surrounded by a bunch of people and then treefingers is getting home and crying

[@guilhermevideira1]

Björk: Worst To Best I NEED IT FANTANO, PLEASE!

[@rimarima407]

SAAME

[@gabrielgian8988]

Best to better

[@Brokenscam]

This needs to happen.

[@Brokenscam]

Guilherme ferreira videira 1: Homogenic 2: post 3: vespertine 4: medula 5: debut 6: biophillia 7: vulcura 8: volta

[@april_showers97]

yes!!!!

[@HotStrange]

Racial Slurs: Worst to Best.

[@epicfilmslol]

Haut Strange I can't believe he put Mackerel Snapper at #1, like wtf?

[@HotStrange]

Epicfilmslol are we really surprised by this point?

[@reubenhaslip9312]

how did you do in PE today?

[@APAL880]

"As a racial epithet, don't ya think chinaman is the least offensive. Man from China."

[@BAVBAVBAV]

i love this

[@lukerazer9131]

8. Rainier Fog 7. Sap 6. The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here 5. Facelift 4. Black Gives Way To Blue 3. Alice In Chains 2. Jar of Flies 1. Dirt

[@Rgbartocci]

I personally love the king of limbs, never understood the hate.

[@Forestien]

The Bends is an incredible album. It’s not genre-revolutionary but it’s a 90’s monolith. Listen to it again.

[@mollylakritz8726]

yes exactly

[@Jason60919]

I know sooo many people that have this in their top 10. Is it the most ground breaking / creative / emotional? nope, but it's a lot of fun.

[@marshallgrey2159]

well... that was the biggest reason why he put this album on 6th place - it's didn't aged well, it's great, but only as 90's monolith. that what he thinks. personally, i can't stop relistening "just" and "street spirit"

[@bosyogurtlight]

The Bends has a nice placement here

[@kylem.9525]

@@Jason60919 eh I would argue that the bends is pretty damn emotional

[@prodigalsun1678]

Can we get a counter for every time Anthony melontano has ever said the word discography?

[@goosemcgoosey902]

brien berry i always wanted to do one for every time he raised his glasses back to his face. I can predict it now from where his hands and glasses are as well as his facial features sometimes

[@donteven70]

I literally learned the word from Anthony

[@mattattack2502]

Don Tevon nigga what

[@-sQsa-]

Don Teven my man.

[@jackseaton7486]

Discahgraphy

[@johnbrion4565]

Amnesiac is genius album as you and whose army is one of my favorite Radiohead songs.

[@Isaiahoto]

THANK YOU. I feel like that was definitely an underrated song. Don’t get me wrong as a whole I don’t think this is a top 3 of their strongest albums but it has PLENTY of craaazy good songs

[@izzycamoc1289]

i agree with you totally with how a moon shaped pool is so incredibly beautiful, people love to shit on new releases (or more or less new) from iconic (yes, fight me) bands but this album is so so so sooo beautiful

[@SamS-fq5yw]

the bends - #6 boy you better watch your mouth

[@burdensofparasol]

Sam Stevenson Anthony the kinda guy to rank a moon shaped pool as number one

[@danklordylord3783]

DWinn but he didn’t

[@larspetersen9174]

d.a. why do you think radiohead thought of themselves as ahead of the curve with this album? what makes you think that they would think that of themselves? are you ultimate arbitrator of when someone is "feeling too much of" themselves and you can just tell? seems like a weird reason not to like an album. cmon anthony. it's not just big from their discography. it really helped popularize the falsetto vocals that would be used in alt rock for like the following decade. cmon anthony.

[@makkietakkie]

Bends is #8 my man

[@L3ghair]

ranking it lower than the top 4 is a fucking crime.

[@ThePacemaker45]

In Rainbows is my personal favorite. Such a beautiful record.

[@mayorofsimpleton5674]

I agree yes yes I definitely agree yes yes I agree

[@trivia7197]

Me too it is so so beautiful :)

[@harper416]

no pbalo hunnie better its got all the pop songs like creep

[@simunijima3327]

Harps creep is rock

[@harper416]

Šimun Zuparic it's the poplar song however but the rock song still and the pbalo honey is bsttdr bcausd it's way better.c

[@Mandude4200]

Man I wish in rainbows disc 2 got a vinyl, it’s definitely not as good as in rainbows but it still has many amazing songs that I wish I could hear on my record player

[@jens2049]

Its on cd

[@Mandude4200]

@@jens2049 completely different my man

[@swaglordthe1th597]

​@@Mandude4200 it kind of isn't, the difference between a CD and vinyl is almost impossible to notice.

[@jerahmaya77]

Four Minute Warning

[@firstofthelastglaciers]

​@@swaglordthe1th597soundwise it is

[@TP_Gillz]

Do this with EVERY Radiohead track that's ever been released. Now. Im bored and can listen to someone talk about them for hours. So. GO

[@idreamtmusic]

“Pyramid Song is redundent” do you even like music?

[@SaiyaraLBS]

Yeah more like "do you even KNOW music?" PYRAMID SONG IS A MASTERPIECE!

[@sully1892]

@Anson Hartzler it's definitely not a simple song. Completely inconsistent chord changes throughout

[@FELCommentary]

@@sully1892 Melon: (Swans plays the same chord for half a goddamn hour) 10/10 Pyramid Song: ItS rEdUnDaNt

[@bluehole6019]

Fuck music, all my homies hate music

[@zackzallie8735]

@Anson Hartzler Yeah I prefer Radiohead's took on black metal hits like ''I Cum Blood" and "I Love the Ku Klax Klan" Can't believe they turned soft and pop, with poor lyrics like ''I sucked lemons'' like wtf is dat.

[@foxhughes5080]

Am I the only one who loves the bends. Maybe it’s because that was the first Radiohead album I listened too. But no one can take Iron Lung and the bends from me

[@kiimawittu_]

I bought it like a month ago and been listening to it constantly. It was an instant banger for me. Right now i'll say I probably enjoy it even more than Ok Computer. My least favourite from the album is Sulk, not because it sucks but because the other songs are so much better.

[@bipbipletucha]

Its a great album

[@matmurk8536]

Yeah but the My Iron Lung EP is way better than The Bends

[@Descro382]

You aren't lol

[@16princessdaisy]

My favorite for so long idc 😂

[@Blockly806]

12:15 "horn freak out at the end" I believe the term you're looking for is "elephant orgy"

[@realcopoolman]

what the fuck

[@maje2610]

After taking the liberty of re-ordering some tracks in Amnesiac, I now find it a great listen whether its by itself, paired with Kid A, or grouped between Kid A and Kid Amnesiae (the 2021 extras). 1. Packt Like Sardines In A Crushd Tin Box 2. Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors 3. I Might Be Wrong 4. Knives Out 5. Dollars And Cents 6. Hunting Bears 7. You And Whose Army? 8. Pyramid Song 9. Like Spinning Plates 10. Morning Bell/Amnesiac 11. Life In A Glasshouse I made it flow from the grooves (1-3/4) to a mellow middle (4/5-7), to an ethereal ascension/descension (8+9), to a midsommar-esque resurrection or ritual (10), to what I've seen described as a New Orleans funeral (11). Opener and closer were perfect anyway and shuffled the rest accordingly, with difficulty placing Morning Bell/Amnesiac as its wildly different from the rest.

[@sirawesomehat8814]

*listens to KID A once* To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Radiohead. The music is extremely complex, and without a solid grasp of poetic analysis most of the lyrics will go over a typical viewer’s (radio)head. There’s also Thom Yorke's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Chomsky, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of their music, to realise that they’re not just sad- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Radiohead truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn’t appreciate, for instance, the humour in Down Is The New Up lyrics which itself is a cryptic reference to George Orwell's 1984. I’m smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Jonny Greenwood's genius wit unfolds itself in their ears. What fools.. how I pity them.

[@professionalmemeenthusiast2117]

sirawesome hat This would be funnier if it wasn't mostly true

[@smilejenkins]

r/gatekeeping

[@DeepRoot_]

r/iamverysmart

[@MisbehavingChild]

U mean hail to the thief right?

[@DaGleese]

That's right, not liking something has got 100% to do with understanding it... /sarcasm Radiohead are great, but you are essentially saying personal taste and opinion is linearly proportional with the listener's understanding of the lyrics, which is just not true. Not to mention that Radiohead lyrics can be interpreted in many different ways depending on the listener's life experiences and state of mind when first listening to a song. Your comment smacks of sheer elitism.

[@traviet7786]

It’s funny how no one agrees on what the best is, but everyone agrees Pablo Honey is the worst

[@jaycee145]

Travie T this video literally states that’s not the case.

[@kpman644]

Jay Cee Genuinely think Fantano is just putting TKOL at the bottom for the sake of it. PH is a more important record in radioheads discography but TKOL is simply a better album.

[@harkingmadwing5112]

I prefer Pablo Honey to In Rainbows, Hail to the Thief, The Bends and King of Limbs. "Stop Whispering" was a staple of my local college radio station when it came out and is still one of my favorite songs of theirs. Nothing tops Amnesiac and OK Computer though.

[@robvig]

Pablo Honey is like The Vietnam War. You had to BE THERE MAN...some things are just distorted over time and place. I bought the CD at a market on a whim, famously it took off in America and ignored in UK, before Creep was a single& it was a unique sounding release. When The Bends came out i was in the shop waiting for a guy to open the cardboard box. It’s all i listened to for weeks. After Grunge deflated guitar music was interesting again and there was pride that it was British bands crafting fresh styles and variety. The Bends was experimental at the time but didn’t prepare you for what was to come and really Radiohead were influenced by lots of obscure electronic stuff going on in the UK like Warp Records. They grew tired of the traditional band aesthetic, threw the towel in the fire and the rest is history.

[@thetumans1394]

I love Pablo honey, top 3 for me

[@Simsandwichman]

King of limbs found me later in life and I fell in love with it . A moon shaped pool became my fave album for how intense my depression connected to practically every song . Amnesiac did the same to a less degree. Pablo is still cringe and im unable to make it through one song . The greatest thing about Radiohead is that their chapters find you during chapters of your own life that call on their sounds and lyrics to help carry you through..

[@vladimirlenin3942]

A moon shaped poop XD. I really agree with you about Pablo Honey.

[@domafi24]

Treefingers is actually a perfect transition bc the previous 2 tracks were so heavy that it finally gives you a break and it feels like meditation

[@bigbrainb1684]

Tbh I thought Origin of Symmetry was their best but sure we’ll go with Pablo Honey

[@GuadalupePicasso]

I may be wrong, but I don’t imagine Antony as being much of a Muse fan.

[@ETHAN-qc3oe]

Joseph Muir What’s Muse? He’s talking about Radiohead albums.

[@GuadalupePicasso]

ETHAN Origin Of Symmetry is a Muse album.

[@superluigi2254]

@@GuadalupePicasso Origin of Symmetry is obviously a Radiohead album. If we're talking about Muse though, my favorite would have to be OK Computer.

[@williampoffley895]

I think Hot Fuss is really unrelated tbh. It keeps getting overshadowed by albums like Showbiz. 😔

[@joshrazorjt]

I feel like there is a Radiohead song for everyone even if a person doesn’t like the band

[@afxtwinreverb]

Yeah that song is called creep

[@MrStarman926]

I hate every Radiohead song ever. I’ve listened to them all.

[@SkenGMD]

Listen to fitter happier again

[@NationalistsRuinAmerica]

@@MrStarman926 most fake comment ever? What kinda sociopath would listen to the whole discography of a band they don't even like?

[@yogicentralyt]

@@MrStarman926 How??

[@dylansartore8633]

while TKOL does suck ass, you have to admit lotus flower off that album is a beautiful song

[@OwlsSkySailing]

It’s the only track (apart from codex) that occasionally brings me back to the album lol

[@Mamba4.8]

They aren't capable of making something that "sucks"

[@ryanyowell9697]

Pablo Honey to me (especially songs like Stop Whispering) manages to sound a lot like an unrefined U2 track list. Not bad, just very apparent they were deciding which influences to apply and how to do it. Aphex Twin is a big reason they changed to a more electronic rock sound, like Kraftwerk on Ecstasy.